PM showers world leaders with gifts from Gujarat, Himachal as G20 summit ends
Prime minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday offered US president Joe Biden with a Kangra miniature portray from Himachal Pradesh on end of the seventeenth G20 summit in Indonesia’s Bali. Named for a former princely kingdom now a part of Himachal, the Kangra school – which blends romantic love with bhakti mysticism – emerged after refugee Mughal painters had been stimulated with the aid of using topics from Jayadeva Bihari and Keshav Das’ love poetry.
Modi offers US President Joe Biden with ‘Kangra miniature portray’ from Himachal Pradesh.(ANI)
Modi additionally offered items to different global leaders on the G20 summit that completed today.
He gave Spanish high minister Pedro Sanchez a Kanal brass set from Himachal’s Mandi and Kullu districts; the present protected conventional musical instruments.
Italy’s new high minister, Giorgia Meloni, turned into given a headheadband – a Patan Patola dupatta – handwoven with the aid of using the Salvi own circle of relatives from northern Gujarat. The headheadband turned into made with a way called ‘double ikat’ that offers it a multi-shade look; garments the usage of the ‘double ikat’ approach are historically best made in international locations aside from India – Japan and Indonesia.
Gujarat is Modi’s domestic kingdom and is scheduled to keep an Assembly election subsequent month.
British high minister Rishi Sunak were given a ‘Mata ni Pachedi’ artifact that may be a shape of fabric artwork produced with the aid of using the Vaghari community.
Meloni wasn’t the best chief to acquire a present from Gujarat; British high minister Rishi Sunak were given a ‘Mata ni Pachedi’ artifact that may be a shape of fabric artwork produced with the aid of using the Vaghari community.
France’s Emmanuel Macron – who hosted Modi to lunch on Wednesday – were given an agate bowl from Gujarat’s Kutch. Singapore’s Lee Hsien Loong and Germany’s Olaf Scholz were given comparable items.
Modi gave Australian high minister Anthony Albanese a chunk of ritualistic tribal peoples artwork called ‘pithora’ that turned into created with the aid of using Rathwa artisans from Chhota Udaipur in Gujarat.
The artwork is much like Aboriginal dot portray with the aid of using Australia’s indigenous communities.
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